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House Armed Services Committee Markup Will Restore 11 F-35s
The House Armed Services Committee in its markup of the upcoming defense policy bill will likely restore the 11 F-35 joint strike fighters the military services were forced to cut from their latest budget requests, according to a congressional source.
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Lawmakers Protest Sole-Source Huey Replacement
As the US Air Force looks to replace the aging Huey helicopters that guard the nation’s nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missiles, a group of lawmakers is protesting the service’s plan to sole-source the contract to one manufacturer.
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Report: Britain Supported NATO Using ‘Creative Accounting’ Methods
A parliamentary report said the British government failed to come clean on exactly what is included in the definitive defense budget both now and in the past.
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Israel Confident F-35 Won’t Be Sold To Gulf Near-Term
Israel remains confident it will be the sole regional user of the F-35, even as the US arms its Gulf allies.
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Israeli Interceptor Launched From US System Destroys Target
The US Army has launched a number of different types of missiles from its new Multi-Mission Launcher, developed entirely by the service.
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Kendall, Lawmakers Defend DoD’s Russian Rocket Engine Plan
Pentagon acquisition chief Frank Kendall defended the controversial path to end the US reliance on Russian rocket engines for military space launch.
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Raytheon-BEL Partnership Casts Shadow on India’s NCO Program
The Indian Ministry of Defense has allowed state-owned Bharat Electronics to team up with Raytheon to complete a much-delayed network-centric operations system.
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Gulf Observers: Low Expectations For Obama’s GCC Summit
As US President Barack Obama visits with Gulf nations with week, expectations for concrete solutions to regional security issues remain low among experts.
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F-35B May Be In Spanish Navy’s Future
The Spanish Navy’s fleet of AF-8B Harrier II Plus aircraft is aging and the F-35B
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House Lawmakers Want Air Force To Consider Buying More B-21 Bombers
As advocates call on the Pentagon to buy as many as 200 next-generation bombers to counter growing threats, House legislation released this week urged the Air Force to take another look at how many B-21s commanders really need.
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House Armed Services Committee Markup Will Restore 11 F-35s
The House Armed Services Committee in its markup of the upcoming defense policy bill will likely restore the 11 F-35 joint strike fighters the military services were forced to cut from their latest budget requests, according to a congressional source.
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Lawmakers Protest Sole-Source Huey Replacement
As the US Air Force looks to replace the aging Huey helicopters that guard the nation’s nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missiles, a group of lawmakers is protesting the service’s plan to sole-source the contract to one manufacturer.
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Report: Britain Supported NATO Using ‘Creative Accounting’ Methods
A parliamentary report said the British government failed to come clean on exactly what is included in the definitive defense budget both now and in the past.
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Israel Confident F-35 Won’t Be Sold To Gulf Near-Term
Israel remains confident it will be the sole regional user of the F-35, even as the US arms its Gulf allies.
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Israeli Interceptor Launched From US System Destroys Target
The US Army has launched a number of different types of missiles from its new Multi-Mission Launcher, developed entirely by the service.
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Kendall, Lawmakers Defend DoD’s Russian Rocket Engine Plan
Pentagon acquisition chief Frank Kendall defended the controversial path to end the US reliance on Russian rocket engines for military space launch.
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Raytheon-BEL Partnership Casts Shadow on India’s NCO Program
The Indian Ministry of Defense has allowed state-owned Bharat Electronics to team up with Raytheon to complete a much-delayed network-centric operations system.
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Gulf Observers: Low Expectations For Obama’s GCC Summit
As US President Barack Obama visits with Gulf nations with week, expectations for concrete solutions to regional security issues remain low among experts.
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F-35B May Be In Spanish Navy’s Future
The Spanish Navy’s fleet of AF-8B Harrier II Plus aircraft is aging and the F-35B
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House Lawmakers Want Air Force To Consider Buying More B-21 Bombers
As advocates call on the Pentagon to buy as many as 200 next-generation bombers to counter growing threats, House legislation released this week urged the Air Force to take another look at how many B-21s commanders really need.
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House Armed Services Committee Markup Will Restore 11 F-35s
The House Armed Services Committee in its markup of the upcoming defense policy bill will likely restore the 11 F-35 joint strike fighters the military services were forced to cut from their latest budget requests, according to a congressional source.
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Lawmakers Protest Sole-Source Huey Replacement
As the US Air Force looks to replace the aging Huey helicopters that guard the nation’s nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missiles, a group of lawmakers is protesting the service’s plan to sole-source the contract to one manufacturer.
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Report: Britain Supported NATO Using ‘Creative Accounting’ Methods
A parliamentary report said the British government failed to come clean on exactly what is included in the definitive defense budget both now and in the past.
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Israel Confident F-35 Won’t Be Sold To Gulf Near-Term
Israel remains confident it will be the sole regional user of the F-35, even as the US arms its Gulf allies.
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Israeli Interceptor Launched From US System Destroys Target
The US Army has launched a number of different types of missiles from its new Multi-Mission Launcher, developed entirely by the service.
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Kendall, Lawmakers Defend DoD’s Russian Rocket Engine Plan
Pentagon acquisition chief Frank Kendall defended the controversial path to end the US reliance on Russian rocket engines for military space launch.
-
Raytheon-BEL Partnership Casts Shadow on India’s NCO Program
The Indian Ministry of Defense has allowed state-owned Bharat Electronics to team up with Raytheon to complete a much-delayed network-centric operations system.
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Gulf Observers: Low Expectations For Obama’s GCC Summit
As US President Barack Obama visits with Gulf nations with week, expectations for concrete solutions to regional security issues remain low among experts.
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F-35B May Be In Spanish Navy’s Future
The Spanish Navy’s fleet of AF-8B Harrier II Plus aircraft is aging and the F-35B
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House Lawmakers Want Air Force To Consider Buying More B-21 Bombers
As advocates call on the Pentagon to buy as many as 200 next-generation bombers to counter growing threats, House legislation released this week urged the Air Force to take another look at how many B-21s commanders really need.
